The bill, designated as Claudia's Law, mandates that any report of a patient's chest x-ray that reveals an abnormality must include specific information aimed at raising the patient's awareness of potential health risks. The required notification will inform the patient that their chest x-ray shows an abnormality that may be linked to various illnesses and encourages them to discuss these findings with their healthcare provider. Additionally, it advises patients to inquire about the necessity of further screening tests based on their individual medical history and risk factors.

To implement this law, the Commissioner of Health is tasked with adopting necessary rules and regulations in accordance with the "Administrative Procedure Act." The act is set to take effect on the first day of the fourth month following its enactment, although the Commissioner may take anticipatory actions to facilitate its implementation prior to that date.